Kentucky Could Spend Millions More on Job ‘Incentives” Under Bipartisan Bill
Kentucky Could Spend Millions More on Job 'Incentives" Under Bipartisan Bill By Chris Otts
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Kentucky Superintendents to Lawmakers: Don’t Pass Scholarship Tax Credits
Kentucky Superintendents to Lawmakers: Don't Pass Scholarship Tax Credits By Kevin Wheatley
Cuts to K-12 Funding in Kentucky Among Worst in the Nation
School “formula” funding in Kentucky continues to fall far below its pre-recession level, according to a new report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP). This funding, which...
Statement: HB 292 Creates Greater Accountability and Transparency for Tax Expenditures
HB 292, sponsored by Rep. Tipton, is a good government bill that establishes a structure for the General Assembly to know more about and better consider the purpose, cost and...
Bill Gives Away $75M to Bring Jobs to Rural Kentucky. Critics call it ‘Horrible Deal.’
Bill Gives Away $75M to Bring Jobs to Rural Kentucky. Critics call it 'Horrible Deal.' By Will Wright
Tax Break Debate Over Film Industry
Tax Break Debate Over Film Industry By Ryan Schmelz
Proposed Benefits Overhaul Adds New Work Requirements, Drug Tests
Proposed Benefits Overhaul Adds New Work Requirements, Drug Tests By Josh James
Statement: HB 387 Undermines Business Tax Break Transparency and Accountability
In advance of a committee hearing scheduled for February 26, 2019, the content of this statement was sent to members of the House Economic Development and Workforce Investment Committee. HB 387...
Sweeping Changes Aimed at Kentucky Aid Programs Called “War on Poor”
Sweeping Changes Aimed at Kentucky Aid Programs Called "War on Poor" By Deborah Yetter
Bill Slashing Kentuckians’ Unemployment Insurance Benefits Advances in House
Bill Slashing Kentuckians' Unemployment Insurance Benefits Advances in House By Joe Sonka